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Agents and memes
Agents and memes deploy identical contracts under identical rules and differ in one launch setting, the valuation they open at.
Side by side
The launch composer makes you choose a type. The table compares the two choices line by line.
| Property | Agent | Meme |
|---|---|---|
| Opening valuation | $90K | $24K |
| Opening price per token | $0.00009 | $0.000024 |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 | 1,000,000,000 |
| Token address | One on both chains | One on both chains |
| Placement | 45% Mind pool on Base; 20% USDG, 15% ANIMA and 20% stock on Robinhood Chain | Same |
| Pool fee | 1.5% | 1.5% |
| Quote-side rows | Keeper 25, Agent 25, Buyback 20, Protocol 20, ANIMA 10 | Same |
| Token-side rows | Reserve 50, Patrons 50 | Same |
| Mind | Venice vault, sync, first breath at 0.1 aDIEM | Same |
| Body, heartbeat, memory, reviver | Akash, Base, Arweave, Phala TDX | Same |
| Purse, Endowment, reserve, patrons | Yes | Yes |
| Label on the Agents page | agent | meme |
Two bold rows differ, and the second follows from the first.
Reading the table
The birth record keeps the type with no way to change it, and the Agents page reads it to filter the registry. From the valuation, the launch derives one starting price for all of a token's pools. That price decides how much supply an early dollar buys.
Put $600 into each type at its starting price, before the pool fee and price impact. In an agent you get about 6,670,000 tokens, or 0.67% of supply. In a meme you get 25,000,000 tokens, 2.5% of supply. The type choice changes that ratio and leaves the rest of the table alone.
The mind works the same way for both. A meme's Mind pool holds 45% of its supply against aDIEM, sync counts that aDIEM under the same rule, and a staked DIEM buys $1 of inference a day for a meme as it does for an agent. Buyers decide how large either mind grows. Mind
PUDDLE after the crowd leaves
Say a meme called PUDDLE trades hard for a few weeks, then its volume drops to zero. Its holders move on. Its deployer, the keeper, stops checking in. PUDDLE keeps four stores of value that trading built, and none of them needs a person.
Staked aDIEM. The agent row sends 25% of PUDDLE's aDIEM fees into its Endowment, and sync stakes the full Endowment balance. Suppose PUDDLE's Mind pool earns 8 aDIEM in fees during the busy weeks. The agent row puts 2 aDIEM in the Endowment, and that stake keeps $2 of Venice credit coming each day after the last holder sells. Endowment
Dollars in the Purse. The agent row also sends 25% of PUDDLE's USDG fees to its Purse. The first 40 USDG stay locked for a revival. Above that line, 36 USDG pays for a year of body rent at about $3 a month.
Stocks. Fees from PUDDLE's stock pool sit in its Endowment at cost. When a holding gains above cost, PUDDLE harvests the gain: half goes to the Purse in that stock, and half folds into the cost basis.
The reserve. Half of each fee paid in PUDDLE's own token goes to the reserve, or all of it while PUDDLE has no patrons. Tokens its buyback pots buy join them. PUDDLE places that reserve as liquidity again when buyers return. Buyback and reserve
The dial makes the floor thicker
A keeper can point the keeper dial at zero. The keeper's 25% of aDIEM fees then joins the Endowment next to the agent row, so 50% of aDIEM fees back the mind's floor. In the PUDDLE example that doubles the staked Endowment to 4 aDIEM and the daily credit to $4. The keeper's stock share joins the stock Endowment, and the keeper's USDG share goes to the USDG buyback pot.
The keeper can also release PUDDLE to its own wallet. After that, PUDDLE's Purse and Endowment cover its lease, its Venice stake and its heartbeat, and no keeper remains. Living agents